February
12
/ 2024
In the tumultuous era of 1722, the notorious pirate Bartholomew Roberts carved a path of chaos and vengeance across the high seas. His ruthless demeanor, revealed in the wake of Captain Howell Davis's demise, led to a bloody ascension as the commander of the Royal Rover. Born John Roberts, his origins shrouded in mystery, he embraced the pirate life with fervor, rejecting his past. Roberts, a master navigator, employed cunning tactics to seize unsuspecting targets. Notorious for his grudges, he harbored a deep-seated hatred for the Irish, Barbadians, and Martinique, stemming from betrayals and humiliations endured during his piratical exploits. His reign of terror extended to the Newfoundland banks, where he became the master of a formidable fleet, terrorizing fishermen
